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Meta’s Facebook is facing legal issues over facial recognition practices

Meta's latest legal dispute comes from Texas, where the company is being sued for capturing biometric information from photos and videos that users uploaded without consent.

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Google hit with another lawsuit for 'deceptive' location tracking

A new lawsuit was filed against Google on Monday, claiming the company used deceptive location tracking practices that invade users’ privacy.

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Jawbone sues Apple for patent infringement over AirPods noise-cancellation features

Jawbone is not as dead as we thought, as the company has recently filed a lawsuit against Apple and Google over ANC features

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Apple gets preliminary approval to pay $500 million to settle iPhone throttling lawsuit

Apple has to wait for the final approval to pay $500 million to settle several lawsuits because it decided to throttle iPhone performance

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Pocketnow Daily: OnePlus 7 Pro Event, Honor 20 Pro Rumors & more (video)

On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the event that will launch the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro, new information on the Honor 20, and more.

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Sprint takes AT&T 5G E lawsuit to the public in New York Times ad

The visibility of Sprint's lawsuit against AT&T's LTE-turning-into-5G marketing ploy has just shot up with a full-page ad and, we know, media coverage.

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In Qualcomm anti-trust battles, Korean FTC could be its ticking time bomb

As part of antitrust mitigation measures it's obligated to fulfill, Qulacomm has to renegotiate a bunch of patent licensing deals. It hasn't happened.

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Huawei P30 Rumors! ft. Booredatwork | #PNWeekly 348

On our show, we discuss Huawei's legal challenges in the United States and beyond. Plus, hardware talk with the upcoming P30 and current Galaxy S10!

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Huawei lawsuit against US allows for public relations campaign to fluorish

The US government and Huawei are locked in several legal battles at the moment. The tech manufacturer is looking to make headway in its reputation.

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Qualcomm suffers blow as judge sides with Apple on infringment suit

And the trial has yet to officially start! The latest develpments in this case of many cases of growing animosity between the two companies favor Apple.

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German court tosses Qualcomm suit against Apple, iPhone ban continues

A Mannheim court tossed out Qualcomm's patent suit against Apple, but the chipmaker still has an iPhone sales ban in effect.

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The iPhone 7 and 8 models are no longer available in Germany

The iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 variants are no longer for sale in Germany through the site of Apple.com after Qualcomm took a dangerous gamble

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Qualcomm pays to enforce iPhone sales ban in Germany

The ban is covering more than the 15 Apple Stores in the country — it will also affect sales of the iPhone 7 and 8 at more than 4,000 resellers.

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Qualcomm wins iPhone sales ban in Germany

The ban affects iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models, though Qualcomm vows it will pursue injunctions on the XS, XS Max and XR models, too.

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Apple predicts dire consequences settling with Qualcomm over China iPhone ban

Apple is scrambling to update iPhones in China to avoid utilizing Qualcomm patents, but wants to fight off settlement and avoid "unrecoverable losses."

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Reuters: Apple not negotiating with Qualcomm on “any level”

Apple has been going after Qualcomm on several intellectual property causes and, ultimately, money. And it will do so in court.

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Apple is “trying to destroy” Qualcomm by refusing to pay $7 billion in royalties

Apple is really behind on its royalty payments to Qualcomm, a lawyer for the chipmaker said in court.

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Portugal courts rule Google can’t remove Aptoide from users’ Android phones

The Play Protect security software on Android phones is said to have systematically targeted installations of third-party competitor Aptoide.

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California passes own net neutrality law, Justice Department sues

On the same day Governor Jerry Brown signed the law that restored net neutrality regulations on ISPs, Attorney General Jeff Sessions filed a lawsuit.

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Qualcomm still positive on Apple relationship

Qualcomm is very insistent that it can get back to an amicable relationship with Apple as a supplier. But can it with mountains of lawsuits stacked?

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